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• Women's Ashes: England captain Heather Knight defiant after Australia retain trophy

  21-07-2019 20:37 via bbc.co.uk
  England captain Heather Knight says her side have not "been good enough" after a drawn Test ends their hopes of regaining the Women's Ashes.
  
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• Women's Ashes: Australia retain Ashes after drawing Test with England

  21-07-2019 20:00 via bbc.co.uk
  Watch highlights as Australia retain the Women's Ashes by drawing the Test with England to take an unassailable 8-2 lead in the series.
  
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• Australia retain Women’s Ashes after drawn Test with England

  21-07-2019 19:41
  • Australia 420-8dec & 230-7, England 275-9dec
  • Ellyse Perry 76 not out in Australia’s second inningsAustralia have retained the Women’s Ashes after the only Test match of the series ended in a draw at Taunton.The visitors chose to bat out the afternoon after England avoided the follow-on and declared on 275 for nine but they were unable to take the necessary wickets needed to bat again. Related: Australia retain Women's Ashes after drawn Test with England on day four
  
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• Women's Ashes: England and Australia play out last day draw

  21-07-2019 19:25 via bbc.co.uk
  Australia retain the Women's Ashes and have an 8-2 lead in the multi-format series as they draw the Test with England at Taunton.
  
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• T20 Blast: Birmingham Bears, Kent Spitfires and Lancashire Lightning claim victories

  21-07-2019 19:24 via bbc.co.uk
  Fidel Edwards and Alex Blake steal the show for Birmingham Bears and Kent Spitfires in spectacular T20 Blast wins.
  
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• Australia retain Women's Ashes after drawn Test with England on day four – as it happened

  21-07-2019 19:13
  Australia retain Ashes after drawn Test with EnglandEngland can still draw the series with T20s still to play 6.02pm BST So the Ashes return to Australia - with the T20s still to play. England can yet draw the series, so they mustn’t go empty-hearted into the final fight. Perry is the obvious divide between the two sides. World class with bat and ball and blessed with an absolute patience. Will she be disappointed that Lanning didn’t let her bat on to her second hundred of the match?
  
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• Ashes 2019: Pick your England team for first Test v Australia

  21-07-2019 18:22 via bbc.co.uk
  Should Jofra Archer make his Test debut? Is Jason Roy good enough to open? And is it time a certain legend came out of retirement?
  
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• Women's Ashes: 'That's brilliant!' Beaumont's unbelievable catch removes Mooney

  21-07-2019 16:43 via bbc.co.uk
  England's Tammy Beaumont takes an "unbelievable" catch to remove Australia's Beth Mooney is for 25 during the final day of the Ashes Test against Australia at Taunton.
  
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• Women's Ashes: Laura Marsh takes 'massive wicket' of Alyssa Healy

  21-07-2019 15:09 via bbc.co.uk
  England's Laura Marsh takes the "massive wicket" of the dangerous Alyssa Healy on the final day of the Ashes Test against Australia at Taunton.
  
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• Women's Ashes Test: England v Australia – day four live!

  21-07-2019 12:36
  Over-by-over updates from the final day’s play in TauntonAustralia and Molineux turn the screw on EnglandEmail Geoff here or tweet @GeoffLemonSport11.35am BST 92nd over: England 229-7 (Sciver 73, Marsh 6) No swamp for Marsh today! She backs away from Molineux to carve a cut shot through cover point, four runs. Stylish and effective, like an Italian autumn wardrobe.Follow-on watch: 42.11.32am BST 91st over: England 225-7 (Sciver 73, Marsh 2) Laaaaarvaly, in Jamie Oliver’s fake Cockney
  
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• Women's Ashes: Anya Shrubsole falls early as England battle to save Test

  21-07-2019 12:31 via bbc.co.uk
  Anya Shrubsole is beaten by turn and bounce and is smartly stumped by Alyssa Healy as England battle to save the Ashes Test on the final day at Taunton.
  
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• Australia's strength in depth shines in Women's Ashes while England stagnate | Geoff Lemon

  21-07-2019 01:28
  Day three performances from Beth Mooney and debutant Sophie Molineux helped highlight Australian cricket’s rude healthFor a while on the third morning of the Women’s Ashes Test, you could forget about everything but watching Beth Mooney bat. This is one of the Queenslander’s persistent traits. As an opener in T20 cricket, the feature of her game is her clean strokeplay: driving smartly through cover and midwicket, flicking or cutting square, finding the rope through gaps along
  
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